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Good afternoon. Did you know that in 2011, Sony incurred damages amounting to $171 million due to a security breach that occurred in Sony Playstation Network? To think that Sony is a big company that we can presume to have the best security-related technologies in place. And yet, their system was still infiltrated. This means that no business entity is entirely safe from security breaches and that a company’s security measures should constantly be evaluated and updated in order to protect the company’s resources from such threats.
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...English 230
1 November, 2013
The Consequences of Fear in Poe’s “A Descent Into the Maelstrom,” and Gogol’s “Viy”
Edgar Allen Poe’s short story “The Descent into the Maelstrom,” and Nikolai Gogol’s “Viy,” evoke similar feelings within the reader. Both stories have fear as a central theme, specifically fear of the unknown. The stories have relatable ideas on how fear originates and what it can do to a person. In both stories fear stemmed from unexplainable chaos outside of the character’s control, terrorized them while simultaneously evoking human curiosity, and changed the protagonist for the worst. Both stories also have a clear message that fear can destroy you if you don’t take action against it.
In both stories, the main terrors are sublime beings that cannot be explained. In Poe’s Maelstrom, the accounts of its phenomenon are mainly speculations, it is not fully explained. The main character says he has “inability to comprehend it… for, however conclusive on paper, it becomes altogether unintelligible, and even absurd, amid the thunder of the abyss.” (Poe 7) In Gogol’s “Viy,” the characters debate over how to recognize a witch- “’even if you knew the Psalter by heart, you could not recognize one’… ‘every witch has a little tail’…. ‘every old woman is a witch.’” (Gogol 43) Even a group of philosophers, men who should know the most about such supernatural things cannot explain them. Stories about the witch had traveled around, but it was hard to decipher fact from...

...Early College Application and ensure that the application has been reviewed and signed by the high school principal or guidance counselor or the home school advisor. Applicants must provide an official copy of the high school/home school transcript. Early College applicants are admitted under a non-degree status and are limited to taking 30 credits with Regent University from the following list: BIBL 103 Old Testament Studies BIBL 104 New Testament Studies BIOL 101 Introduction to Biology with Lab BIOL 102 Human Biology with Lab COMM 110 Public Speaking EASC 101 Introduction to Earth Science with Lab ECON 101 Introduction to Economics ENGL 101 English Composition ENGL 102 Research and Academic Writing ENGL 202 Literature of the United States: Beginnings to the Civil War ENGL 203 Literature of the United States: Civil War through the 21st Century ENGL 212 British Literature: 19th Century through the 21st Century FREN 101 Introductory French I (full semester) FREN 102 Introductory French II (full semester) FREN 210 Intermediate French I (full semester) FREN 211 Intermediate French II (full semester) GEOG 101 World Geography HIST 101 Western Civilization I HIST 102 Western Civilization II HIST 201 U.S. History I (to 1877) HIST 202 U.S. History II (from 1877) HIST 211 World History I HIST 212 World History II MATH 101 Mathematics for Liberal Arts MATH 102 College Algebra PHIL 102 Logic and Critical Thinking PSYC 102 Introduction to Psychology
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...Christian A. Damico
Elaine E. Whitaker
ENGL 1101-08
November 17, 2012
The Nuclear Solution
The need for electricity has risen to an all time high, as the number of electronic devices in use increases along side that of America’s growing population, consumption has began to exceed that of production. In order to meet these demands energy needs to be produced in a more efficient and effective manner. Although there is no shortage of renewable resources such as water, wind, and the sun, these resources have yet prove their ability to provide us with the extensive amount of energy we require. On the other hand nuclear power has shown great success and I believe may be the solution to the energy crisis. Nuclear power plants split uranium and plutonium atoms, a process known as fission, to produce high amounts of heat within a reactor, turning water into steam used to power generators (Introduction to Nuclear Energy). Twenty percent of America's energy already comes from nuclear power (Alexander); thus arising an essential question, why have we not expanded this technology? America should turn to nuclear power as its primary source of energy because it will help stimulate the economy, create new advancements in nuclear technology, limit the stress put on our environment, and is much more safe than once believed.
Increasing the number of nuclear power plants would be positive to the economy in an array of ways. Some people argue that the cost of nuclear power plants are......

...Alex Klapetzky
Mrs. Merrell Gross
ENGL 1302
01 October 2015
Word Count: 1,305
Small Signs
Symbolism in literature is using an object to portray a different, deeper meaning in a story. Symbols represent ideas or qualities that the author has maneuvered into his or her story that has meaning. There can be multiple symbols in a story or just one. It is up to the reader to interpret the meaning of the symbols and their significance to the story. In “A Rose for Emily”, William Faulkner effectively uses symbolism to illustrate the fading glory of the Old South giving away to the progress of reconstruction and the new century. It also plays a role in understanding the whole meaning of the story and why Emily is a tragic figure as opposed to an evil person.
The gray strand of hair found on the pillow next to Homer Barron’s corpse is a symbol that represents lost love and perverse action of Miss Emily. The hair represents Miss Emily’s determination to live how she wants while disregarding anyone’s approval. Her eccentric actions proves that she lives by her own moral code, that whatever it takes to be happy is welcome, even if it is murder. “What was left of him, rotted beneath what was left of the nightshirt...” (Faulkner 327). The strand of hair stands as the remnant of life that is left to decay, just like Homer Barron’s body (Getty 231).
The lime that is sprinkled around Miss Emily’s house is another symbol in the story. Lime is a white powder used to cover the......

...Sharath Thomas
Professor Hugetz
ENGL 1301.08
05 April 2016
NSA Surveillance - Constitutional or Unconstitutional
The US Constitution came to life 230 years ago, but recent actions of the National Security Agency is interpreted to be defying the Bill of Rights by the government and depriving the citizens their constitutional right to privacy. However, when posed with the question: Do people want to live in a surveillanced environment like animals in a zoo, with justice and safety ensured but privacy denied completely ? , the answers vary in the community. The revelation of the National Security Agency's massive surveillance of American citizens has prompted a debate about the constitutionality of the agency's actions.
The policies of the the National Security Agency is said to be conflicting with the basic right of privacy guaranteed to citizens in the Fourth Amendment. The "metadata" collection carried out by the National Security Agency, including all kinds of personal records and assets along with a list of phone calls and electronic messages poses a challenge to the Fourth Amendment of the Bill of Rights. Eavesdropping on people is a loaded feature of NSA: " It specializes in pretty much one thing, and that's eavesdropping on communications around the world, whether it's e-mail, cell phones, regular telephones--any kind of communications--and......